part 1!
The end of a rainbow huh? Samuel thought to himself as Leech was sitting nearby him, the two seated in a large balcony of a cafe overlooking a hillside. He had heard a bit of set rumors that if you went looking for a rainbow you'd find what you most desire at the end of it, though that was fairly trivial to samuel. He had everything he really needed, i mean what more could the chowling desire after all? As he sat pondering this legend, Leech was speaking up "Hey, ugly. Why are you zoning out huh? bored of me talking?" He irritably looked at the angelic chow who merely smirked at the other "Me, Bored?? Oh how could i be when you're speaking of suuuuuuch interesting topics." He smiled tilting his head at the chow who scoffed and spoke "ugh i knew you'd react like this! you think its just stupid!" Leech angrily crossed his arms "Well i dont! I think itd be cool, think of it! what if we find like A HUUUUGE pot of gold!" "Im plenty rich." Samuel retorted moving to sip his cup of coffee calmly "What more do i have need for such wealth? im provided with as much as I require given my father's standing." He shook his head idly as Leech paused then spoke "WELL IM NOT! i need money idiot! not everyones lucky to be adopted by a rich snob guy..." Scowling at the other, leech leaned back in his chair looking across the hill irritably "Besides itd be easier to find this dumb rainbow with you! you fly." He looked back over frowning as Samuel closed his eyes before sighing "Fiiiine~ I guess i can spare one moment to look for your silly rainbow." He stated looking over as Leech seemed to light up at the notion "REALLY?!" He exclaimed clattering his cup a bit when he jumped to put hus paws on the table as Samuel scoffed "Manners, Leech. But yes." He nodded "It may be a waste of time but should that rainbow not have anything it'll be quite hilarious to me~" Leech huffed at them "Oi shut up! the magic of this world is real and ill prove it!" He moved grabbing Samuels paw who raised a brow before allowing himself to be dragged away "Come on!"
